In a new “customer-focused” baggage policy, the budget carrier says an on-board bag is guaranteed for all.

The magic date of March 29 next year can change everything in the competitive airline landscape in Europe.

Already the market leader in the Lithuanian capital, the Hungarian low-cost carrier announces two more routes from Lithuania.

The low-cost carrier will start flights to Oslo’s main airport for the first time as part of an expansion from Poland.

The low-cost carrier is making more city pairs, this time Billund-Kiev and Copenhagen-Lviv.

Never have so many flights been cancelled or delayed, and the increasing costs for airlines will impact their 2018 financial results.

Wizz Air prepares for a “great expansion” in eastern Romania, while Air Europe returns to the Nordics.

Wizz Air has announced a large-scale expansion in wine destination Chișinău with a number of European routes.

The fast-growing low-cost carrier launches operations from Tallinn and new routes from Lithuania and Poland.

The new winter route to northern Norway is one of four launching from the airline's growing London Luton base.

An increasingly high-cost environment is provoking differing views from Europe’s low-cost carriers about the coming year.

The move is in the opposite direction to UK’s easyJet, which says it will set up a new HQ in Vienna.

Wizz Air's CCO admits there are practical challenges to taking on 279 planes by 2026.

Stockholm-Vienna will take on SAS’s Austrian route. Wizz will also fly to Vienna from Malmö, Keflavik, Billund and Bergen.

The low-cost airline is growing fast in Poland, now flying to Stockholm from Szczecin by the German border.

Western Danish airport smashes new records for 2017

Air France and Wizz Air announce fresh expansions